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Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
VaeiFe 6DfenS 1pmuter'
Torraao.

"3isie Stooe | Glesbanp. 8jersene,
iaapeliom | MisiisIippisG snene os |
Canada" flyer Commercial Seralb" /
San francisco, fan tun resnes for
tpnbt aoiprebte 2unbe at Smaatraer,
naar man iammenlisner benz meo Bacis
fics8pltens mGstise Stopitr9fninser.
De %enelte, Der fan iammenlisnes meb
benz, er SfOuene i GmaSonoalen os paa
Simalapa. gjersenes Sfraaninser. ST.
bernie al Sierra Nepaoa, al 8pltbjer9ene
% 8lippebiersene | en- Strafuins al 35
@raber, eller me- item $500 Mil, % enos
uioere belle Gsnen mellem &pitbjersene
os Sceanet, bar p9ret tat beoeifet meb
Stope | ~uminbelise 5iber, iaa tet /
8irfelisbeben, at no9le Icres bar sipet
op til 100000 Sob 9gmmer boer.
Oct ~nsiastise 5laoemaal af bette
ubpre Sfoubelte fan panlfelist ansipes,
men bet fan neppe an ilaaes til minbre
enb rs Wil / 9rebte, boab Der pilbe
sipe bet ct iamlet Nreal at $500 &oas
bratmil. 3et er life let at beitemme
neutrality-suspicious. pr. Ncre,
men bet er albeles life lapere END $4,000
Sob. 0ette oilbe for belle Nrealet sipe
1000, 000,0O0,O0O SOB. Gnilaar ri
bette til IS pr. 1000 SOB i Stammer,
pilbe S9rbien bliue 100000 OO, 900,
ps lauset / Wsllen phbe bet repreien=
tere Ell Sum at bet bObbelte, mebens bet
paa BeItemmelieSitebe piloe bore p9rb
bet %trebpbbelte, eller 10000 Wilipner
Dollars. 5abriferet til Sarer pilbe
bisie foite $4,000, COO, 1000, eler neiteu
bet bpbbelIe Of belle @ienbpmsparbien /
be 5orenebe Slater ibas. Den itsrite
Del af bisie fremtioise Serbier tilbsrer
be 5orenebe Stater, ba be er belissenbe
/ Californian, Oregon, @aibinston os
Ilaifa, mebens &eiten lisser / Britiit
Columbia.
Be pe ientlisite 9relprter paa bette
mestise 2anbumrauoe er &po. 5prren,
Gebertr9et, Sufferz 5prren ps &ebwOobs
erect. Sob. Jprren iinbes peitenfor
Cascade 8jersene meIem A os 81
@raber nOrolis Sreobe, en- Strafains
at $50 @til / 2ensbe. Sele gsnen
runbt ON Y,iset Silno, unbtasen be faa
u~o9usuinser, lom er sjort al Iser' pr
fere eQer Stopbussere, er beppret meo
bisie bpie Stammer. &eowpoos9 Erect
berlfer fra ben site til ben 42oe nOrb
lise Sreboesrab us beo9ffer ct Greal al
4,l25 &pabratmil. Store Strefnin9er
er beppret meb 5ruer paa 2 iii 800 Sobs
Spibe, os en- iaaoan Sfou er ct al De
met imponerenbe Spn | 8erben. Geoers
tr9et iiubes melem bette 8elte og 90.
ret, fra ben 4Obe til ben Abe Srebbe=
grab. Suffer 5prren er bet met uerbia
fulbe Sre / Sierra-aieben, os finbes /
umaabelise Mensber. Ilaitas guile
5pr breber Jig / t9tte SfOue pper ct
Omraabe, Der er naiten lise iaa itOrt
iom belle 8eiten al Iacifics& Soften ueitens
for Sierra Neoaba.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
Sm Slaggermmiene.

Slnssermuienes S9opauer er meset
interesiante, men uanitelise at iasttase.
8 Glminbelisbeo fpbes Der en- eaer to
llnser, Der flpnser fig enten til Sanuen
eaer Sunnen, ps ibetminbite ben enc af
Dem isres meo omtrins, raar be @amle
Ipper. Oct antases for iiffert, at Sun
men life ulene isrser for fine llnser, men
enbos aiuer benz Die fra De Malfefjert,
fer, iom finbes paa Moberens 8rpit.
DC imaa bolber fig fat peb 5oralorene
paa forIfjelis BIS. Sos ben Grt, Der
fables gbeiromeles 9orquatiis bar San
men en- Slass Sung, / builfen llnserne
lisser. Yaa oenne Maabe lettes glr.
beioet for MOoeren, ps naar BUN bolber
Dem, filler 5aberen fig foran benbe, iaa
at ban albeles better % beitptter
benbe.
Den itsrite al Slassermuiene er ben
iaafalbte "1ppenbe &ep", Der ofte fan.
ses / San 5ranciscp. Sopebet lisner
aloeles en- &Gps, os ben bar meset fore,
lfinnenbe Zine. Den %forefommer me
get bpppist paa ben inbianife Salps, ps
ioraariaser iaa mesen Sfabe / De ON
lissenbe Sers 5rustbaoer, at @ierne
oite beoeffer ale 9rGerne meb Net.
Slassermuiene er / Acknowledged itore,
% naar man ier benz banse meo Ssos
oerne neb fra 9rasrenene, piloe man
bore tilbsielis til at tase benz for itore
forte 5ruster. Sfte banser Der iaas
mango iom bunorebe paa famine Tre,
% ben Molfuslust, lom be siuer ira
fig, er iaa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at man
luster Dem lanse, fSr ma fan ie benz.
Sc er befienbte for oeres llmaaoebols
benbeb, % mani treffer ofte ct belt Gel
TAB al benz, Der er iuloe. 9enne Gil.
itano fremfalbes oeo beres 9iarlisbeo
til en- Slass 9obbp. iom inbebolbes /
&ofuspalmens Slomiter. Saa brufne
fan be bore, at be pite finbes uep 5pben
at 9r9erne / Serb meb at iope Guien
no, % iaaleoes faloer ipm Differ for
oeres 2piter. Maabebolbspraoifan-
terne brllser bpppist BET argument, at
MtenneI fet er bet eneite leuenoe S9Ien,
ipm sr benfalben til Gruffenlfab. men
Slassermls, Iber % g%lefanter er | al
Sab llnbtuselier fra oenne Iesel
@osle at be imaa 5lassermusarte,
biber, taar be a%nsribes eler ianses
men for menneIfelise Saieners Sebfom
menbe er isprist 2usten itarf % llbe.
baselis moi til at oripe ale andre enb ei
2pna1eoerasent bort. Stanfen er o9ri
bps ben puenipr n9onte Gbeirpmeie.
9orquatus, % man bar 2ilialoe al, q
Golf er blepet ipse oeraf, blot ueb a
ppboloe fig nosle 9iebllffe umiboslba'
Nerbeb at bem.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

Oct er ueo at efterlisne Naturen, at
Menneifene opnaar be bebite &eiultater.
DR.. Jones' Red Glover Tonic er Sea-
turens eset Miooel, ben er belt % Dol.
bent pesetabilf os fan tases al be melt
belifute. Selbreber ale Slass Sps'
BONNIE | Mapen, Nprene % 2eperen.
so Gents. 9ilialss hos 5. 8. Mtont
somerp g. Co., DEBORAH, Soma.
(Sftober).
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05

s be iioite II aar bar ies bapt Or.
8sniss Sambursers9 raaber Iieoie i nit
gus % bar beiunbet BEN at pare ct
uppertrGfelist M,obel mob ole Spa.
BONNIE. iom man er ubiat for. = Bene.
Dict Dina, Calm Miners, SIinois.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
MperttSfem
Sc nye Gunaros Sampcre
''Gt1urta" % "1tmbrta''

Cuanets QiGmper, JON 8aar neS en- Jart AZ 20 Spntle I Sinen.
. Isle to err ssaera shbe Oa bet ienefs aias til GunarD. 5laaben; be T be fsrfe Gam
- ne 81 Semn upneter @Yreat GafGn", e 500 SOB LANCE, 81 SOB breoe % AS 5po
hhe br en- IrGoiaheb of oper 5000 IONS o. 1900 SeTes Strait, oa ON END life inn
inros INN @gtp p Rornea r De bog 5 SOB bebre % 4 Sob bDbre.
Sc er FeibOene of forninhae 8etemneEgbeoer for ale &lMHer al YaIa9erer
neo tIarpffdia Nlabs .ia at al IrPngNl unogans. Benhaion er fnoh9no9, nt
miner irfut Basiaue hr en- RPte Sentprer Camp nnpemNs til Sprarmnin9 %
berueot Tan 5emperumrn resukeS efr alt Sh9s gerlst Ouerat benptes for SeBs
nta eeHnfe glsoauper.
Be Der nGpnte to 3amplfbe tiafgeme "Serpta" os "gmrania", at famine
SLeie banner en- 1mrtias GrprcS Sinic, ieuenoe til og fra Nm gorf hper 2orba9.
9epnIbes meo Dem banner '|Yappnia", "Gepbalonia", "0aata",
TSptbnia", "Seytbia" -, % Here andre Cen 5lnGoe, ium Tan maole fig meo bill
feuipmhelt anoen gmies) bpfe er peroensMrgnte en- u9enthg 5prbnoele, ielenoe til oo
fra Qonpn. 3enue pr9ohae 6laaee al Hpbcnbe 4aaber bar irPn tOubproNe pg BET
aami, pIfrrjente gapn, Gunarp= siniem bar ioHtt fig for Giffrteb, Setpenrmers
heb "a Surtubeb 0tubleet Tben 1910 % alouo mMt en- HdIasGl taller fr Jig ieo
8enne 9me bar pgaa simt Den bmrtignc cperfart, irn no8sntta Br funnel
opp;Ses, nenHs IS 9a9e, A Elmer o. AZ lfnlter, bullet ger en- @ennemlnrShafs.
bb al i95 seurI eur 2" statut" DI 5imen uHber belle &eeu
Wo9le al GmmarD= Fam pernes ~burti8ie Soerfarter:
"snto"" Ssa 1857 s%s si' y min. "gsr%1@" s sa i st s%@E q q zhhm 3 SH
guuaro 9mens lanomapie Yaiosrer bar aoa, so8is % transport AZ @as
aaae Gn9lano frt.
SUrfarfsT 8rin u fa lp, im pa hplkuiombdf 5mfe alasis 4asasr atis
F. g. WHITING, Manager Western Dept,
Under Sherman TIouse) 11 8antppb Str, Chicago, 81
@poe puaGbelse Nsenter snles gpr bppr b life er rprGfnterebe
store ifanbinaoife GrfurIoner meb ppennGpnte apocnoe Ealaoler.
Decorah-posten., 1887-10-05
WHITE BEAVER,
D. FRANK POWELL, M. D.
Serge % &irnr8, P. o. Box 557, Ga SroSie, sNiScpmNn.


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:" =" Gem nam ne" at Q bar aoaT Der" SdRu" til mini mtms oMSm mig smhS. pas cvmar'
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Cough Cream belbreoer 2umseipsoomme.
Spectel llotits: Rontoret luffet hper Wanoa9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
THE SECRET MEETING WAS REPORTED.

The Chicago inter ocean.
l remember occasion, more than twenty years
ago. representatives VI seN eral papers were
detected learn al they could about secret caucus.
Each on his mcttlc, but all were kept at q
safe distance from tue room III which the noted pol
itlcans met. When the meeting called to order
the reporters in despair because they under
guard, IL were III n room separated from the as
scmbly hall by wide corridor, or so situated that
they could see nothing ana hear nothing But IT so
happened that along that sdo Of tho hall were u
number Of low windows. Tho heavy ground glass
prevented those who used the corridor from seeing
what was going On within, but admitted the light
As the seven or eight newspaper men were sitting
dis oate looking across t0 the caucus room, the
shadow of man appeared Oh the glass OF the almost
continuous window extending along the side some one
had mounted the chair to address tho chairman OF the
the midst OF what appeared 10 be rather excited
speech he pulled DOWN from behind, and another
man little further 10 the front popped up. The
new speaker was recognized by the contour OF his
tered ut to different points OF observation and
when the ended they had pretty fair record
Of the persons who had spoken: Knowing how tho
speakers stood the question before the meeting they
made up from their shadow pantomlne certain prog
to what was sald on which they inter-
viewed every whose shadow they had seen on
the ground glass of the windows.
Going to one man, reporter would say, Baker
talks much with his hands doesn't he ~ and then
he would 30 through tho gestures characteristic Of
Mr.. Baker when he was much excited, accompany
would DO greeted with laugh and corrections would
be made To another man another reporter would
say his remarks had been criticised by some one
who minced his gestures and who gave out the I'M.
himself, and the reporter would Indulge In some ex-
trayagant gestures characteristic OF the speaker.
This would be followed by an indignant denial aad
by hasty statement Of what he did say. Working
in this way the seven men before midnight had by
comparing notos and observations wrltton out O
pretty fair report Of what occurred inside the hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
WILLING TO PAY FOR ANYTHING.

A gawky young and shy. chang back
girl, walking l-arm attracted much attention as
they walked along the street. The young fellow
had told tho hotol clerk that he lived near Carney
Fork and that he his bridal tour.
Lou" said the husband, stopping in front OF o
fruit stand "Orlcr whut yer apertte Is er crdvln
an blamed Of don't pay for It,"
The wife selected an orange, and the husband, a.
he handed over nickel in payment, said "Oh, when
| 90 on q spree Nv this sort / never let expenses
skeer me or Podner," nodding at the fruit dealer.
this Is my wife, an you bet IN stan by her.
Whipped in or head NV Teller that had cOu'ted
her SIX years an les nachually tuck her away fr,m
him. LOU order what yer appetite Is cravin' an
blamed ef don't pay fer It,"
She took nickefs worth Of candy, and as her
husband handed over the amount, said: ooh, Il
amt often In mans life that he gifts on sch OF
want yer to unerstan' that IN lam down the cash
fer anything yer orier. FL yer'd married ANDY Buck
ner yer mout stood round with yOru mouth waterin
fur things. Lou. I'm yore husban amt II"
eyes, Dan." -. -
"Then order whut yore appetite IL crayiu.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
LIFE, A BUBBLE.
A nrRDaEYE VIEW THEREON.

Down comes raindrop. bubble follOwsj
Ger tho house-t0p one by ono
Flock tho synagogue OF swallows.
Met to vote that autumn's gone.
There arc hundreds Of them sitting
Met to vote In unison:
They resolve ON general fitting.
"I'm for Athens or" says ono
"Evcy year my place Is filled In
Plinth of pillarcd Parthenon:
Where ball has struck the Duhdins,
Shot from Turks besieging gun"
n As for mo. Two got my chamber
Ger n Smyrna coTcc-shop,
Where his bead-r0ll made Of ambcy
Haiji counts aud sips drop"
81 prefer Palmyra's scantngs,
Architravcs of lone Baalhec:
Perchcl on which j feed my bantlngs
AS they ope their bonnie beak."
wbic the last to tell her plan says
"On the second cataract.
I've a statue OF OLD Ramscs.
And his neck is nicely cracked
FRANCIS MAHON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-10
Professor John McGibbon.
Number 222 in II. N. Prison at =
JCrOngfuUy Connected.

The words hung before him in space for some
five or six seconds, and melted INTO the darkness.
In five six seconds more they rCappeared, bIrning
In the air level with his gaze for about the same
brief period, and again vanished. But by this
time they had impressed themselves upon his
brain.
All tlat night at intervals, the frealSish words
n,inued to nssail him. They pricked his brain,
made onset ut his ear. and multiplied themselves
III u thousand shapes and cOlors before his eyes.
lIe had no JOY all that night, Of woman, or of
wine cup. or ot valsc.
lie quilted the bal and called cub to drive
him home.
There was the legend still painted in CULVER
ing yellow letters upon the cultain Of the night
Alan went to bed like one in nightmare for
the thing had no sensible import for him; lie
could not pick the ghost Of q meaning out Oh
those dubious words
When ho awolsc they were still before linn
Professor John McGibbon
Number 222 IN Ii. M. Prison at -,
WrongfuUy Conricted.
And now appeared for the first time the four
new words, in tho form Of q postscript:
lie Must be Released.
1.-The devil he must! n said Alan. and fell to
thinking. ."MhA u Professor John McGibbon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26

PORTSMOUTH. o.. March 2j.-Beniamin
Ball. aged seventy-two. @ wealthy citizen,
was shot by Charlie Williams. fourteen
wears old. q son of one Of his tenants
YESTERDAY afternoon. The boy was burn
lug rubbish in the yard high wind
blowing al the time Mr.. Ball whose
own residence was almost destroyed BY
fire few days since. had an excited
alteration with the boy and his mother
The boy fancyng bis mother insuited.
ran 10 the house and procured revolver
and shot Mr. Ball in the breast lie Is
is still living, bat must soon die The
boy is under arrest
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26
~ NEw QUARTERS.
The Offices Of the X. r. < =. X. X. at the
Union Depot.

Mr. {. A. Taylor, general passenger
and freight agent. yesterday removed his
Office from the old building corner Of
Eighth and Broad streets 10 his new
quarters in the Union Depot. He occupies
several rooms on the second floor front
ing on Canal street his private office Is
immediately over the main entrance on
Canal street.
Treasurer Winston is now engaged i'm
moving into his new quarters, which are
in the second story, east side OF the build
ing fronting the train sheds. The treas
urer OF the Petersburg Railroad will oc-
cupy the room adjoining, facing south
President BrintOn will occupy the room
on the second floor at the head of the
stairway Immediately east of Mr. Taylor's
office
Major Myers, superintendent of the
'he road will occupy the room on the
second floor in the southwest corner Of
The building
Major T. l.. Courtney, assistant super
intendent, will have a room adjoining the
superintendent.
The train dispatcher's room is on the
ground floor in the southeast corner Of
the building
The restaurant Is in the southwest cor
ner of the building The gentlemen s
smoking room is on the ground floor and
ON the east side Of the building, and
fronting on the train shed The ladies
reception room is ON the ground floor at
The northwest corner of the building The
general waiting room viii be lighted by
electricity
AID carriages and omnibuses Will be re-
quircl 90 drive 90 the rear gate Of the
building and deposit passengers In the
court way
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26
DUST 10 Dts1.
Funeral Service. of well-Kno~n citizens

Funeral Services of Wen h"""
The funeral Of Nj James Johnston
took place Yesterday at $50 o'clock al
his late residence No 1909 Beverly street.
MIR Johnston died at O'Clock from The
effects of injuries received "i ms quarry.
las, "Wednesday lie was member OF
the firm OF Ilutcheon. Johnston x Don
aid He was a Scoichman and about 80
wears Of aye. He had resided IN Nch-
mond for about fifteen wears. lie was
esteemed and respected by aii VINO knew
him. lie leaves wife and four children
10 mourn the los Of one oi the Desl OF
husbands and fathers ~ -
The funeral Of Mr. George W Bcalc
took place Yesterday evening at 350
o'clock from Grace.street Baptist church
Mr. Beale was an old resident, and the
news Of his death was heard with regret
by many friends.
The last sad tribute Of respect 70 Mrs.
NARY $. Martin. wife Of W VI. Martin.
was paid from Leigh-sircei Baptist church
Yesterday at $3.50 O'Clock
The remains Of Mn Robert j. Temp
kins. who died in This city Thursday,
were carried up to Charlottesville yesier-
day for interment al Maulcwood Gene
terry MI Tompkins was only IN has
twentieth wear and Dbl. death was a
peculiarly sad and uniimeiy one
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26
nighlN Enconrncinr.

A quiet bat deeply interesting meeting
has been IN progress az the Marshall
street Church of Christ for the past two
weeks. Evangelist W. j. Cooke has
been assisting the pastor Rev l.. A. Cut
LEI Twenty-Five persons have confessed
the faith and have been baptized. The
church was crowded at every service
MI. Cooke Is ana earnest and forcible
speaker and his sermons and iabor- have
given great satisfaction and been proluc.
Tive OF great good he has closed his
labors and viii now go To- other fields
Specially Interesting service ai This
church tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26

Fred Warde's "Gladiator' needs no
criticism The play is Of the most he
roic order, and Fred Warde is its great
est living exponent Ills rendition Of
the great rae last night was one Of the
best pieces of acting ever seen I'M Rich
mond lie was ably supported by Miss
Eugenia Blunt and DBL sterling company
At the matinee q grand double bin
"A Delicate Piece Of Business and
Shakespearc's immortal Tanning of the
Shrew' Tonight Richard III
Every available seat should De- taken go
each performance
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-26

W Nick Bedford has q notice in to-
days pIMrs which an should read Ii
tells where he can hefouud and how well
he is prepared 90 serve the people in
mule millinery and horse omamenlation
His horse parade Yesterday attracted
great attention 10 was fine rcprescn-
iation of that noble animal and was got
ten up especially for the occasion hv a
hrst-class horse-huider twas i'm fact "a
much better specimen Than is often met
with at the boss auction This is one
OF the few occasions where we can with
impunity wish "Old Nick every sue
cess in his undertakings
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oPOht,ne

Wrestling is slowly but surely gsng out Of
favor in this country
The $year-old trotting filly SI.era h,rs been
sold for 81 1000. "a high price Tor trotter with
out "a record
Patsey Cardiff saws be will challenge Jem
Smith, the English pugilist, as soon as Smith
arrives in the country
The fastest heat made on the ice during tho
winter was by Fannie II, 2:i9ls, at Burling-
ton, Feb. Ia dead heat
There are now sixty eight clubs belonging
70 the Uhi,ei States Lawn Tennis associa-
non. Last year at this time there were bat
ffty-ons
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THr BLUE AND GEAY.


TraternaI Courie>ie- from the keystone
state 10 tn old Dominion.
Mr.. G. T. Loehr. secretary of Pickett Us
Division. has received letter from Colo
mel w $. Stockton. Of the Scyenty-fr-t
PENNSYLVANIA volunteer. stating That
Governor Beaver wil furnish tents for
the proposed encampment of the suryiy-
Ing members Of Pickett Division at their
reunion at Gettysburg lHlv 81 Chat tbe
Governor will write to General w r.
Terry. the president Of the association.
regarding the tents and an other matters
relating thereto. These tents are the
property Of The State of Pennsylvania,
and will be furnished by a special act OF
the Pennsylvania Legislature
Governor Beaver himself one OF The
most gallant and liberal OF the generals
who reflected honor on the Union army
during the civil war and this act Of
courtesy will be fully appreciated by his
friends-the enemy
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FINANCIAL
Reported by G. W Branch & Co. bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street
New York stock Market.

NEW YORK. March p.
The improved feeling which Yesterday
market shows has been further deye oped
today and barring any intoward occurrence
the situation gives promise ~ higher values
and broader range Of values in the near
future. The bugbear Of the inter state com
merce bin and the apprehension OF dear
money both seem % have ceased 70 iniiu-
ence public feeling and have probably been
fully discounted There was less activity
late in the day. but prices kept up fairly well
and we think that the situation ass shown 10y
the earnings Of the railroads and me con-
dition Of business generally warrants higher
values Prices closed steady. Money aud
5 per cent
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Mcs-rs Chewing So Rose rcalc-.ur
agents. have sold dt publ, auction lot
on the south side of Grace street near
Shafer owned DIV Captain Sol Cutchius,
to Colonel John w Gordon for So $50
This loi fronts 40 feet ON Grace. running
back 1876 feet Colonel John w Gordon
has purchased privately The lot owned by
MI W O. SHELTON fronting go feet ON
Franklin street. near Shaier. for $500